An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature, and Egyptian antiquities : $b including the author's original alphabet, as extended by Mr. Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscriptsYoung, Thomas
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An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature, and Egyptian antiquities : $b including the author's original alphabet, as extended by Mr. Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscripts
Young, Thomas
Egyptian language -- Writing, Hieroglyphic
[Illustration: 137. KING]
[Illustration: 138. CONDITION]
[Illustration: 139. KINGDOM]
[Illustration: 140. LIBATION]
[Illustration: 142. PRIEST]
[Illustration: 143. PRIESTHOOD]
[Illustration: 145. ASSEMBLY]
[Illustration: 146. SACRED]
[Illustration: 147. CONSECRATED]
[Illustration: 148. GIVE]
[Illustration: 149. OFFER]
[Illustration: 151. LAWFUL]
[Illustration: 152. GOOD]
[Illustration: 153. BESTOWING]
[Illustration: 154. MUNIFICENT]
[Illustration: 155. UPPER; LOWER]
[Illustration: 156. OTHERS]
[Illustration: 160. ENLIGHTENING]
[Illustration: 162. LOVING]
[Illustration: 164. SET UP]
[Illustration: 165. PREPARE]
[Illustration: 166. IN ORDER THAT]
[Illustration: 167. WHEREVER]
[Illustration: 168. AND }
169. ALSO, WITH } ]
[Illustration: 170. MOREOVER]
[Illustration: 171. LIKEWISE]
[Illustration: 172. IN]
[Illustration: 173. UPON, AT]
[Illustration: 174. OVER, ON]
[Illustration: 175. FOR]
[Illustration: 176. BY THE]
[Illustration: 177. OF, TO]
[Illustration: 178. DAY]
[Illustration: 179. MONTH]
[Illustration: 180. YEAR]
[Illustration: 181. THOYTH]
[Illustration: 182. MECHIR]
[Illustration: 183. MESORE]
[Illustration: 184. FIRST DAY]
[Illustration: 185. THIRTIETH]
[Illustration: 186. ONE]
[Illustration: 187. FIRST]
[Illustration: 188. TWO]
[Illustration: 192. THRICE]
[Illustration: 197. TEN]
[Illustration: 200. FORTY TWO]
[Illustration: 201. A HUNDRED]
[Illustration: 202. A THOUSAND]
Transcriber’s Notes
Obvious punctuation errors have been silently corrected. All other
spelling and punctuation remains unchanged, except as noted below:
Page 4 & 15 - corrected “Déscription de l’Egypte” to
“Description de l’Égypte”.
Page 29 - corrected “hyothetical” to “hypothetical”.
Page 67 - corrected “in in the sale” to “in the sale”
Page 92 - corrected “Lacedaemonins” to “Lacedaemonians”.
Page 113 - corrected “there” to “their”.
Page 143 - corrected “179” to “119”.
Page 147 - ΑΛΕΧΑΝΔΡΕΙΑΙ ΑΛΕΞΑΝ ΔΡΟΥ is believed to be a typo, and has
been corrected to ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΕΙΑΙ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ
The omission noted on page 144 has been corrected by adding the
indicated paragraph to page 115.
Italics are represented thus _italic_, superscripts thus y^n,
subscripts as y_{n}.
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